The culprit was banished with Racimir's blessing. (Name was hidden for spoilers)
No optional quests failed.
You start with a simple torch, Racimir's clothes and 100 coins to start.
Not a single point of experience or technology gained (A completely blank slate, as if it was just a new game)
The game world not touched in any way shape or form (with the exception of 5 trees being cut in the middle of the woods)
Settings different from the normal difficulty:
Days per Season: 7 (10 in the first spring due to the 3 days the story took to finish)
Build Limit: 500%
Animal HP: 50% (You deal double damage)
Animal Damage: 200% (You receive double damage)
You can use this cheat table to edit any of the settings directly, even if its one of those that need seasons to change in order to take effect (days per season, damage, needs, etc). Just make sure to match both the settings in the table and the settings in-game in order for them to stay the same the next season!
SnowyCattle, if you find this save file good enough and would like to replace your save file with this one, please go ahead. I don't think many people would find this comment and I am too lazy to make a whole new mod page for a simple save file that took quarter an hour to make.
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Here are the details of this save file:
- The culprit was banished with Racimir's blessing. (Name was hidden for spoilers)
- No optional quests failed.
- You start with a simple torch, Racimir's clothes and 100 coins to start.
- Not a single point of experience or technology gained (A completely blank slate, as if it was just a new game)
- The game world not touched in any way shape or form (with the exception of 5 trees being cut in the middle of the woods)
- Settings different from the normal difficulty:
- Days per Season: 7 (10 in the first spring due to the 3 days the story took to finish)
- Build Limit: 500%
- Animal HP: 50% (You deal double damage)
- Animal Damage: 200% (You receive double damage)
You can use this cheat table to edit any of the settings directly, even if its one of those that need seasons to change in order to take effect (days per season, damage, needs, etc). Just make sure to match both the settings in the table and the settings in-game in order for them to stay the same the next season!SnowyCattle, if you find this save file good enough and would like to replace your save file with this one, please go ahead. I don't think many people would find this comment and I am too lazy to make a whole new mod page for a simple save file that took quarter an hour to make.